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I must read that my copy of waterways is in the todo pile.

Form the C & RT website: Contacting us in an emergency Here are the details of who to contact in an emergency, as well as in other urgent situations. Emergencies In an emergency call 999 immediately. When you have received a response from the emergency services, then inform us on 0800 47 999 47. When to call 999 When lives are at risk (includes serious injury, illness, fatality, rescue help, fire or explosion on a boat). Call 999 If properties are at risk Call 999 To report a crime Call 999 Other emergency numbers To report noise Call your local authority To report pollution to the environment (this includes dead fish or shoals of fish gasping at the water surface) Call the Environment Agency 0800 80 70 60 Urgent calls When the situation is urgent, but not an emergency - please call our 24 hour emergency contact number. Please be aware that we will make a judgement based on the severity of the incident and it is not always appropriate for an on-duty staff member to respond directly. Call us when There is a dangerously damaged lock, bridge or tunnel Call 0800 47 999 47 A boat is trapped in a dangerous situation eg on a weir or a lock Call 0800 47 999 47 There is serious flooding or a breach which risks lives or property Call 0800 47 999 47 Serious pollution Call 0800 47 999 47 To report an incident Call 0303 040 4040 Incident reporting The easiest way to report an incident is to call 0303 040 4040, or if you prefer please use our - Incident reporting form Non-urgent calls Please use our customer services form to let us know about any non-urgent problems you have, or have spotted.

It makes a glorious mess when that happens, i had one go driving my old ?Austin Cambridge to Chichester the police were not happy that I'd coated the dual carriageway with oil. I imagine the OP got the same loud bang and a cloud of smoke followed by the instant stop.

Would Ratty be seen in mink? I like that avatar Jen

Today Orford Harbour

Perhaps we should make a list.

Yes it is https://weyarun.org.uk/content/boat-trips but the Wey and Arun locks are 12' 6 if i remember correctly Wiggonholt was purpose built and paid for by the Wiggonholt Association

Some are running but with modified boats see https://weyarun.org.uk/content/canal-boat-trips-begin-again

As opposed to the Rock ferry from Padstow to Rock.

😁 I would have said a tiger tank.

Watercolor Painting effect applied to one of my Padstow pictures.

Do German built cars have a special moron switch in the drivers seat that disconnects all sense of responsibility and all comment sense when you sit on it.

Rock Ferry Boat Trip Jubilee Queen Rock Padstow Dredger

I was a high film user years ago but then it was paid for by the Wey & Arun canal trust. a lot are done on the phone now but I do have a recent Canon DSLR and some big lenses.

As you already said it's an Audi, the driver will be either stopped or flat out and everything else on the road has to get out of their way as they won't stop or slowdown.